Category Archives: October 2014

Celia Hunter The Millbrook and Cavan Historical Society and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 402 are collaborating to present on Monday, October 27, a special evening with  Scott J. Dummitt, the curator of the Millbrook Royal Canadian Legion military artefacts collection.

Welcoming a room filled with local business people,  community members and volunteers, BIA Chairperson Bonnie McQuarrie credited the many positive changes and successes in the past year in downtown Millbrook to the fact that the organization is following its mandate of beautification and promotion.

Karen Graham Stickling’s Organic Bakery has operated on Brown Line in Cavan Township since 1987, but the business began long before that.  Seventy five years ago, Heinrich Stickling established a bakery business selling home-made bread products from a trailer at weekly farmers’ markets in the towns surrounding their home of… Continue reading →

Andy Harjula What will $6.00 buy you in Cavan in 2014?

Scarecrows of all sizes and shapes took up residence on doorsteps, benches and lamp posts last Saturday in downtown Millbrook for the fifth annual Scarecrow Festival, organized by the Downtown BIA.

Scarecrows of all sizes and shapes took up residence on doorsteps, benches and lamp posts last Saturday in downtown Millbrook for the fifth annual Scarecrow Festival, organized by the Downtown BIA.

Celia Hunter The first of two All Candidates Meetings sponsored by the Millbrook Times was held at the Mount Pleasant Women’s Institute Hall on Wednesday October 1. See Photo Album to view photos of candidates.

Celia Hunter The official opening of the single lane roundabout on the junction of County Roads 28 and 21, known locally as the Millbrook Turn, took place last Friday, October 3.

Celia Hunter Family, friends and members of the community got together last Saturday afternoon, October 4, to congratulate Mary Ridge on 90 years of enthusiastic and energetic living.